Posts Tagged: Brutto gusto
Made in Germany – Ceramics from Germany
Outstanding studio ceramics at Brutto Gusto Gallery in Berlin from March 25 to 28, 2022.
Such an imaginative and high-quality juxtaposition of art and flowers is rare and perhaps even globally unique. After twelve years of enhancing the image of… Read on
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Made in Germany –
Ceramics from Germany
Gross Gusto
Wielandstrasse 34
10629 Berlin Charlottenburg
Germany
The fabulous world of Walter Bosse
The exhibition at the Berlin gallery Brutto Gusto is curated by the director of the National Gallery Berlin, Udo Kittelmann.
Walter Bosse (1904, Vienna–1979, Iserlohn, Germany) was an artist, designer and ceramist whose oeuvre is represented in numerous private collections and museums in Austria and… Read on
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Brutto Gusto
Torstraße 175
10115 Berlin
Germany - Opening: 10. 09. 2020, 3–9 p.m.
Open Sunday: 13. 09. 2020, 12–5 p.m. - Link
I hardly ever thought of flowers
Johannes Nagel. Ceramics
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Brutto Gusto
Torstraße 175
10115 Berlin
Germany - Link
Bernard Heesen – An Element of the Anarchic
The Dutch glass artist draws inspiration from antique encyclopedia illustrations and flea market finds. Interview Reinhold Ludwig, Photos Peter Cox.
Since the time of the De Stijl and the Bauhaus movements many artists and designers from the Netherlands cultivate reduced shapes. Bernard Heesen’s work obviously… Read on
An Interview with Morten Løbner Espersen
The Seven Deadly Sins. Ceramic Art of the danish artist Morten Løbner Espersen.
Art Aurea What was it that sparked your interest in ceramics in the first place? Morten Løbner Espersen I always liked to draw and paint… Read on
Future Place 2015
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Galleries and shops for the applied artists, design and similar products represent artists, designers and producers who create cultural artifacts of lasting value. These venues… Read on
Art Aurea’s Winter Issue 4-2014
Rituals and Objects
The winter issue of ART AUREA marks the completion of five full years since the magazine was re-established. That’s ample reason to celebrate this happy occasion… Read on